The renewed Territorial Agenda 2030 was adopted on 1 December 2020 in the Informal Meeting of Ministers responsible for Territorial Cohesion and/or Territorial Development organised by the German EU Presidency. The Territorial Agenda provides important links with Cohesion and other EU policies.
Territorial Agenda 2030: A future for all places
The Territorial Agenda 2030 is a strategic framework document that underlines the importance of and provides orientation for strategic spatial planning and calls for strengthening the territorial dimension of sector policies at all governance levels. It seeks to promote an inclusive and sustainable future for all places and help achieve Sustainable Development Goals in Europe. The Territorial Agenda contributes to key European objectives, a Just Europe that offers future perspectives for all places and people, and a Green Europe that protects common livelihoods and shapes societal transition.
Pilot actions composed of several countries and partners were launched to accompany the Territorial Agenda. Pilot actions develop, showcase and further inspire stakeholders across Europe to implement the Territorial Agenda priorities. They demonstrate how the territorial dimension of regional, national and European policies can be addressed. Everybody is encouraged to follow these actions, take inspiration and offer proposals for new actions.